Marriage on in Moorsel (Belgium)

Father of groom

Paul Van Mulders, cultivateur by profession, présent et consentant
Woonadres: Asse

Mother of groom

Marie Elisabeth Van Droogenbroeck, décédée

Groom

Jacques Van Mulders, born on April 17, 1778 in Asse, 35 years old, cultivateur by profession, Woonadres: Moorsel

Bride

Christine De Meersman, born on June 5, 1784 in Moorsel, 28 years old, fileuse by profession, Woonadres: Moorsel

Father of bride

Jean De Meersman, l'ayeul et l'ayeule du côté paternel aussi décédés à Moorsel. Le premier le 28 juin 1751 et la seconde le 17 décembre 1724

Mother of bride

Jeanne Thérèse Dauwe, l'ayeul et l'ayeule du côté maternel aussi décédés à Massemen-Westrem le 24 avril 1813.

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Remark

Aangiftetijd: à 6 heures du soir
Afkondiging: le 18 et le 25 avril 1813 à 8 heures du matin à Moorsel.
Handtekeningen: 5
Kunnen niet schrijven: L'époux, l'épouse et le père de l'époux


Source citation

City Archives Aalst in Aalst (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Bron: boek, Period: 1813, Moorsel, May 1, 1813, Huwelijksregister Moorsel 1813, record number 8


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Marriage, 1-5-1813, Moorsel, Louis Van Frachen, Lambert Henri Feigneaux, Paul Caudron, François Leeman, Jean De Meersman, Paul Van Mulders, Charles Van Assche, Marie Elisabeth Van Droogenbroeck, Jeanne Thérèse Dauwe, Christine De Meersman, Jacques Van Mulders, City Archives Aalst (Netherlands): Civil registration marriages

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